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Making Technicolor Glass Art From Upcycled Junk
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Episode 9
Amy Vail grew up in a family of stained glass artists but didn't start working on her craft until after retirement. As a cyclist in Alaska, Vail often has a surplus of bike parts that she now repurposes in her art. Join in on the creativity as she discusses her process and where she finds inspiration.
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This adventurer discovers healing in nature's toughest terrains across Alaska and beyond.

4:09
Josh Smith is a self proclaimed plant enthusiast with the unique goal.

3:38
This Anchorage thrift shop supports more than just those looking for a fun find.

4:59
Meet Anchorage psychic medium and vocal sound healer, Tamara Zenobia.

4:04
This DJ is here to cultivate a community of PLUR with his passion for music.

14:28
It's so much more than wrestling for this high school senior and her family in Wrangell, Alaska.

5:26
Letting go as the seasons change. This episode of Indie Alaska highlights the Homer Burning Basket.

5:01
Gretchen Bersch shares some of the lessons she's learned while spending a lifetime homesteading.

4:59
Kim Sherry sharing her story and experience on The Great Alaska Recipe

3:37
Ricky Vazquez is not letting his past define him.

11:29
In Kodiak, Alaska, Marion Owen is learning how to repair the island's sour soil with compost.

8:57
Greg joined a reenactment group in Alaska, finding medieval calligraphy was harder than he thought.